Call it a cabin, a camp, a tiny home- whatever you call it, this little homestead packs a lot of value into a little space. Lofted ceilings, an open-layout, and bright natural light all make this house feel cozy, not cramped. Heated by either the propane wall unit or the efficient mini-woodstove, you can stay toasty all winter and fall with a small budget and a lot of efficiency. The home has on-the-grid electric service for convenience, but also a small solar system dedicated to the water system which could be expanded for those interested in off-grid power. While secluded, this property does boast access to high-speed internet service. Outside, there are ten beautiful acres to explore, with about 2 acres of cleared yard and garden area, and another approximately 8 acres of woods. A small dug wildlife pond is near the garden area, and could be dug out further if a larger or stocked pond was desired. A small shed in the woods makes for a great hunting spot or recreational use. Deer, turkey, bear, and other wildlife are all common sights on the property and picked up frequently on the game cams. There is just a ton of opportunity here for those wanting the simple lifestyle, an affordable and efficient get-away, or a place to hunt, hike, and enjoy nature. Privacy is key on this property- Grande View Drive is a private road with no public access allowed. A yearly fee of $475 covers plowing and the maintenance of the road.

House located at 501 Grande View Drive. It has 1 beds, 1 bathrooms, and is 500 square feet. The property was built in 2015. 501 Grande View Drive is in the Newport neighborhood.